Iris A395 Dual Payload 640×512 Thermal + 1080P (10x Zoom) Visible Spectrum IP PTZ Camera

Description

Add dual-sensor observation to a compatible marine network with the Iris A395, a pan-tilt-zoom camera that combines 640 × 512 thermal imaging with a 1080p visible camera and 10× optical zoom. The paired thermal and daylight views help operators compare heat contrast with visible detail when monitoring traffic, shorelines, docks, or activity around the vessel after dark or in poor visibility. Need a compact PTZ camera with wired network integration? The A395 supports IP video, ONVIF Profile S, RS485 control, and compatible NMEA data connections for a range of marine display arrangements.

Key Specifications

• Iris Innovations A395 dual-payload thermal and visible PTZ marine IP camera, model IRIS-A395.
• 640 × 512 uncooled VOx thermal imaging core.
• 1920 × 1080 visible-light camera with 10× optical zoom.
• Pan, tilt, and zoom control with 4× continuous thermal digital zoom.
• Wired Ethernet IP video with ONVIF Profile S support.
• RS485 serial control and compatible NMEA 0183/NMEA 2000 data integration.
• 12V/24V DC input with maximum power use of approximately 35W when heater functions are active.
• IP66 weather protection and operating temperature range of -13°F to 131°F (-25°C to 55°C).
• Approximate dimensions: 6.9 × 9.4 inches; approximate weight: 7.0 lb (3.2 kg).
• Supports upright or hanging deck and mast mounting configurations.

Integration

The A395 requires a compatible MFD, monitor, network video recorder, or IP-video viewer; it is not a standalone display, chartplotter, radar, or GPS receiver. Confirm the selected display supports the camera’s Ethernet/ONVIF video stream and verify RS485 or NMEA control integration requirements before purchase.

Iris documentation lists the A395 with a 640 × 512 thermal camera, a 1920 × 1080 low-light Sony visible camera, 4× thermal digital zoom, and 25/30 Hz video options depending on configuration. [873] Thermal imaging can assist situational awareness but cannot guarantee detection or identification of hazards, people, vessels, markers, or floating debris.

Installation Notes

Mount the camera on a rigid surface with unobstructed pan-and-tilt clearance. Keep it clear of radar beams, antennas, rigging, lights, exhaust, rails, and structures that can block the camera’s view or movement. Use the recommended upright or hanging orientation, and size the 12V/24V power circuit for maximum heater load.

Protect Ethernet, RS485, NMEA, and power cables from heat, water, chafe, vibration, and high-current wiring. Use sealed marine cable entries and corrosion-resistant mounting hardware. A qualified marine-electronics installer should complete IP addressing, display integration, PTZ control, and camera alignment.

Before Ordering

Confirm compatible MFD/monitor and ONVIF support, Ethernet-network capacity, desired thermal and visible views, RS485/NMEA control requirements, 12V/24V power availability, mounting orientation, full camera movement clearance, and required adapters before ordering.